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Hello, first time porsche owner here. I have a 2018 Panamera and I'm only getting about 17 mpg, usually using non-sport mode, mix of city and highway driving. Is this typical?
2010 PTT here - worse I've seen is 19 mpg w/ loaded pod and 12 pair of skis on board, when cruising on the highway I've gotten as high as 26 mpg. This is w/ VR tune and IPD plenum installed. Typically 22-23 mpg for daily driving.
2010 PTT here - worse I've seen is 19 mpg w/ loaded pod and 12 pair of skis on board, when cruising on the highway I've gotten as high as 26 mpg. This is w/ VR tune and IPD plenum installed. Typically 22-23 mpg for daily driving.
that's nice...I've got a 2012 with the V6 and have been getting only 18 daily driving (which typically is 8 highway miles out of 11 work commute). Will be taking the first trip on the road going to Nashville this weekend, so will be curious what I get on the open road.
On my first road trip with the 2013 S, got 26-27mpg which I was very surprised about! The M5 this car replaces has a similar size engine - same hp and it does more like 22-23 on a similar trip.
Not that I bought it for fuel mileage or anything - could care less if it gets 18 or 26 honestly, I don't drive it enough to really make much of a difference in gas costs.
Just did almost 1000K miles of highway driving in my 2018 Panamera 4. Averaged close to 32 mpg, using adaptive cruise most of the way set at about 74 mph. This leads to a huge range on a tank of gas of well over 700 mils per full tank of gas. Truly amazing given the performance capabilities of the car.
that's nice...I've got a 2012 with the V6 and have been getting only 18 daily driving (which typically is 8 highway miles out of 11 work commute). Will be taking the first trip on the road going to Nashville this weekend, so will be curious what I get on the open road.
well had my first trip with the Panny this weekend; logged about 450 miles down to Nashville. Filled up this morning and got only about 22 mpg. However, the trip down was mainly back roads with the local Pclub with several stops, while the trip back on Sunday was all interstate, however did get slowed by 30 min downpour (heavy enough that I think it set the park assist sensors off for a beep or two!), then followed by 30 minute standstill on I-65, presumably for an accident. Hopefully it will be better on our next trip to Ohio.
I have a 2018 Pana 4 and drive about 1000/wk and avg 30-33mpg on 275 mile drives 2x week and around 24-26mpg on commuting around NY/NJ other 4-500 miles per week. Came from a 2015 Audi A8: Tdi and was concerned about all the fuel stops I may be making and this car is truly unbelievable! I had the A8 for 2 years and avg'd 34.5 mpg for 100K. love the pana
05-16-2018, 07:55 PM
What kind of mileage do you get?
